Chronicle Story About Troubles and Sorrows…: Features of the Inclusion of Direct Speech

 
PIIS013161170004467-2-1
DOI10.31857/S013161170004467-2
Publication type Article
Status Published
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Affiliation: Institute of World Literature. A.M. Gorky Russian Academy of Sciences
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Journal nameRusskaya Rech’
EditionIssue 3
Pages96-104
Abstract

The article explores the specifics of using a form of dialogue and a monologue as part of the Pskov chronicle story “About troubles and sorrows...”. These speech genres are used only during the events involving  struggle for the throne. Their peculiarity in the episode of Moscow capture is that these dialogues are not fully expanded, but there are only several replicas connected with each other ideologically and thematically, but without impression of speech continuity. The dialogue between Patriarch Hermogenes of Moscow and the people of different social backgrounds is suppositive: first lines have no greetings and don’t introduce the communication. Participants of the dialogue have a common cognitive base, i.e. information, they have, but diametrically opposed target points. The monologues of the Polish King are the answers to the request of the Russian ambassadors, came to ask his son to be the king, - are the reversed monologues, demanding no replies, but actions. In general, monologues of the Polish King and dialogue between Patriarch Hermogenes of Moscow and the people, reflecting the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of the characters, explain further events and the plot development, forces alignment on the eve of the city`s capture without a battle, as well as determine the line of characters’ behavior. 

Keywordsmonologue, dialogue, the story “About troubles and sorrows...”, Patriarch Hermogen, Polish king
Received25.06.2019
Publication date25.06.2019
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